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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
HEHHASN'T' THE TINE,
The Invitation of the Chamber OF Commerce
I to Visit Wheeling on his way West. Z
Reasons whlch make It Impraot.ca.
Dle-A Graceful Letter from him. i
w ~ l3stl ~ Ole a ~ ild gPfesleL.
THE rREsID'EN y bDEcL1NEs

Z j
Tho following, which amply explains
itself, was received here late Last evening
by Dr. T. II. Logan, having been forward.
ed to him by Mr.. Brockunler, who Is now
at Mountain Lake Park: \. ,lr5 h = h h
ExsouriyR MANSION, II s,i3'ai !
x x, w AsulNGToN, y. X
LIZ ,sIjBt N September 7, 1882. }
W, 9. Y Rr"ss.aitr, Chatrnan Of Com mtiet, &C.,
DEAR sIR:-I have received the invita-.
ton kindly rendered me by the Chamber
Of Commerce Of Wheeling 10 visit that
city durfng my contemplated trip to tho
West and have delayed replying thereto
until l could definitely determine whether
II would be practicsblel to avail myself oil
the courtesy extended. f5i q, s.
The many nimilar invitations from other
localities, the circumstances In which the
trip Ia undertaken, to fullll positive
promlseg to vieit St. Louis aud Atlantis,
and the limited timo can devote to the
Journey, mado It necessary to eelcct a
route Of travel which would enable me to
reach tho largest number OF places with
the least fatigue and q minimum consump.
ton Of time. ,atS5Iis4II{l{7 go
To follow out this plan regret to say
p!eaiudes the possibility Of an acceptance
OF your invitation, but I trust the good
people Of Wheeling will believe It ia with
reluctance that Il have abandoned the
thought Of visiting their city now. q d
The novelty OF tho form OF 1.-The invita-
ton, engrossed upon q handsome glass
vaae, Ia appreciated, and 1t will be retained
as a pleasant aouvenir OF the event and q
happy reminder Of the industries OF your
people. Very, Truly Yours, Ma: \
rlEG. T5iE GROVER CLEVELAND.
While everybody here will regret thai
tho President cannot visit Wheeling, his
graceful expression Of hla regret will be
accepted by the local public as sincere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
& sCROFULOUs, INnEnITrD.

slss sCROFULOus, INHERITED,
Eruptlons Of tho Skin. ara POSI- cured br ~.
ttcuta and Cuacurh soap externally, aud Cutfcnts
Resolyen. internally. whom al other medIclaS
fall Send Tor implicit Sll4s = -
I, Cntleun Remedies are sold everywhere. Price.
CudCuIa, tho Great Skin Cure, 10 Giants, Cutirn,s
Soap, au Exquisite Reautiier, Is cents; C,eu,ss
Resolyent, tho New Blood PurinGr, 81 70, Poits,
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston,, tIfS'l' W " Nv, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

GA Twenty.four Lots In Caldwelf,s Al.
dltlon to the City Of Wheeling.
ninth street, On the east by Fillmore street. on hs
sohLh by The Handlan Homestead, and on ihe wet
py The b. d 0, R. Z. ;;ySG ~ -,
Their proximity to tho above named railroad
tenaeia them excellent aitea for manufacturing Gs.
Il not sold in thirty days VIII DO sold at public
For terms aud further information apply to
II u. II ". Y. H0GE & BRO,
Or WILLIAM NJ. HANDLAN, - - 80 - ''''~"
= anth % T. W. Corner chanfinc & gi1trenth R4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
snoot,ulr Case Postptoneu,

The case Of John. D. Schmidt, one Of
the prop.ietors OF the Orleans saloon, In:
dicted for shooting Sam Salmon, Of Steu:
benville, with intent to kill, will mot be
tried at this term OF Court, as Schmidt,
the accused, Is lying seriously i'll OF ~
phoid fever. Word wss ssnt to Salmon
and other witnesses at a distance yester-i
day that they need not come here al this
term Of Court. z, II n Ssjt Z.
Buy 4; ": B. Wheat'a first premium
PRopLR have learned that It pays them
to discriminate in favor OF ! G. MendeI &
GO. when In want Of furniture, carpets,
oil cloths, InoleumB, ETC., etc. $50 IS, igi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

\ EVERYTHING goes out Of G. Mendel 4
!, Co.'s popular furniture and carpet house
when people ace the price marks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
G [! b: 9tt,t i! i !,
Z ONCE, Nos. W aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


Wantel-A Woman to Wash and Iron. 4
LUSt-A HmRll Red Cow. : ~ !; /, y Z,
Room, For Rent t!.s.i lzt.t' 8 y y
Noiice-Nail Plato Heaters and Helpers.
: Louisiana State Lottery Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
3 ONE OF TIE WORST CAsr,

40 ONE OF TIE WORST CASES.
rwo hare boon Ecillng .your Cuticura Rcu,edto,
c,ive from purchaser Ono OF tho wont cav. ~ ~ y,
6ctotua ever saw. was cured by tho usc ri M
bottles OF CuticuIa Resolvent, Cuticura, ana cn,
casa SOAP The Soap takes The .cake" here NJ a
me0lCluhl l0Ap, a r4pNfS.f4a gk-ENa Iit.II7 :
NJ rG.J, Z TAYLOR & TAYLOR, prugglr
@tiFlg s. 'eFi' 4 .iaTf6E.a4 Frankfort, Kan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
THE UNION DIpor coMN1jr ~

= just before the Second adjourned Mr..
KRAFT got the floor and called attention ID
the fact that no committee had been ap.
pointed as called for, to look alter union
depot An attempt was made to cav Mr..
KRAFT Of, but he hold his ground and the
chair excused himself from naming that
committee by saying that it was his cus.
tom to confer with the presiding officer Of
the other branch before announcing spe.
cial joint committees. Q Mr.. Dobbius, who
In the absence Of Mayor seabright waa
presiding in the Fiat, named Measra.
Schube, .Garvin and sKenney as sthat
braneh'apart OF this committee. mfr. Giile.
land will announce the Seconds part
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bridegroom.
Junkins Ia in tho East, !.

Samuel Junkins Ia in tho East. llt5.;
A new floor Is being put in the Kirk.
" God bridge. slsj,j Ilt5llIs3s 25s7'Ii11 n
Judge Carroll, Of St. Olsirsyille, was Wa s in
town yesterday. N 5.t 4 5s747l
Il; Pto9eoutipg Attorney Greig, Of steuben,
Meis!er'a grand ball promises to be the
great event Of tho seaaon. TAI 81, Y
Mrs. n. @. washington. Of z,nasville, Is
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Howell.
Misa Maudo Hayne will return this
Weet. $500 T.'.TtiI i
Z The German Lutheran Church is now
unaer roof and the ntsepls Is ready ,ior
Stating. s.ii',:5T.is5lI h an, I,
Daniel swsaringen will have his hear.
ing before Squire Howell this morning at
8 o'clock. az .2;'lIa3,7y1E 55S7l q
Mr.. Nathan Holiday, Of New, Phila.
delphia, was in the city yesterday calling
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling e1-
curnlon to Cleveland today will take q
good crowd. ~ /, II !5fffISIr5
The 9. I. S. Q. meets this evening Ia the
\. NJ: o. A. rooms Tor the purpose Of OF.
ganizing and elec!ing oAicers. 59gt: Al,
VIII Winters Is in Delaware, prepare.
tory to taking his. second years course
IN the ministry in the Theological Uni
IF. A. Drummond, the well known boot
and shoe dealer, offers psir Of fine shoes
to the pupil having the highest report in
ooth Grammar and High school for the
term. 5 ~ 4 a z. IA IA
hey. Mr.. Winters was surprised Mon
day evening by number OF his many
friends who called to bid him goodbye,
before his departure for the East Ohio
Conference. ,s,! ~, II ll1 a. ia u a - !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

You will not grow; weary. when. uaiin,p,
i!1a:a ssarch bat add to llls's pleasurea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

Z EXAMINE the sa5 bedroom suite of 6
Mendel 4 Co. i..95fH- - Al :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

plnpLEs Blackheads, skiu DlemIshes, and pahv
lM Hnnors, use Cusleu,a Soap. - .'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
7 FARnISEFOR SALE.

FARMSEFOR SAIE.
Four Fine Farms For sale-One OF so Acrs.
SITUATE ak miles west Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
ny. Pheasant Pike, With fine Improvements and
"a and nearly all IN graiu-cheap and on ear
:, One Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles from
h Sadseport on the cadiz Pike with good twosiory
With an abundance OF fruit OF all kinda, -
=. AlSo, one Of lit Acres, situate ono mile west O!
sL Clairsville.: o. This Ia considered one Of tho
nnest hlms ~ Belmont county In every par,ieaaY
rich soil, nice location, and In srlcndtd ordcr.
Al Of the above farms will be soid CHEAP and on
easy terms. For particulars call on or addIess
III a n rs! ~. X. r. HOWELL,
~ = 4ij Insurance and Real Estate Agent
myzo-NWAP i=stS sls'a. siSllt Bridegroom Ohio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
THE PUBLIC rARK,

I 49, = Al Sc
The next thing out Of the usual run was a
an ordinance providing for loan Of $50:
0oO /. for the purchase !. Of the old jfair
grounds and its improvements fol PARK
purposes, and the appointment Of a proper
commiesion. The bonds were to run
thisty-four years, bear interest at the rats
Of AZ per cent, and be- redeemsble at 'the
rate Of s.. 900 year sitter the lapse Of the
first ten years. n i, n z 3Sa .iS
The ordinance was not handed to tho
CLERK till everything had been CLEANED
from the table, and q messenger dispatch.
ed to the First to invite It to q Joint lHas.
sion for the purpose Of electing weiphera.
While the paper was being read the FIrst
arrived in the chamber, and there was
great confusion. Very few If any m en-.
bers heard the ordinance read. sgAt IT,
conclusion Iii. Cruise, in deep, impres.
siye tone OF voice, moved to indefinitely
postpone action, which action van unan.
imously adopted, and the Joint assembly
proceeded to elect E. D. Reyner weiphsr
at the scales at Thirty.ssventh and Mc.
Colloch Btrsets, vice I'm. Z Beatty, resign.
ed, and VIM. Hornish weigher for the
now aca.es erected ct tho corner OF Seven.
teenth and Nc C0lloch. &
Mr. Hesly got a chance to have the Ii.
cense matters looked after, n. schYalb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
FIRST: GLASS SHORT GREEK FARM

2S0 Acres. about 10 miles from Wheeling, two
miles from Short Creek Station on r., @, d 81 i.
Railroad; 20 acres creek bottom, about ,c0 ecres
ciesfed ana mostly IN grass 1t Is rich limestone
Large 6tlck house, rooms, gooo water, stable and
9ntouildings. For particulars enquire Of PE7rs
D1LAFLAlA, on the premises, or ag.Ssi55 300
aug M 1900 Market Street, Wheeling, ". IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
OHIO; COUNTY%

7 O-..TFh8 9a-l1I5
s1se+iS Farm For SnloI
4 offer Tor sale my farm, located on Short Crcek.
six miles from wheeling Farm contains id
acres, :. good z dwelling and soutbuildings; GOOD
orchard; well Matered; yundcrlaid with coal and
bang open. Will be Fold on reasonable terms
70! further particulars cali on the unders gned on
! the tarn', or address me through the poktotice
80 = ssl. n 9; BURTON HEDGES,
aQlIe t.5af = siE5FT .T2flf Clinton, W, Va
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Buy siI W. n q i y WP " first premium
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EOR sALE-sECOND.HAND STEAM
II. ENGINEs-0ne 812i; QUO sx2l; Two SKIP.
ono SkIl1: two 7xl2; three 6xl2. address or caIi
on q. u. Hare 1911 Eolr street. ,lt.3EE-'e IAN
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4 ri a. ]. !. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

straDEors In the City aud Wheeling Foil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

Tnr city crematoiy was In full blast
during the mouth Of August. The report
Of Superintendent serig shows that In
that time 237 loads OF garbage, 1876 barrels
and boxes, 2 horses, 0 dogs and l, lS5 bar.
rsls Sot night soil were consumed In the
| furnace. la'5,' III NJ s'tI'- - ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

All Sorts Of Local Nows and Gossip From
! tho Glass City. H. 5.555r,5
Ed West, Of Homestead, Pa, is in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14

Mr. Hesly got a chance to have the Ii.
cense matters looked after, n. sehyalb
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02

THERE is a prospect that indianapolis may
become known as the monumental city of the
West. At least she is making fairly-good
start. The Morton monument is handsome
piece Of bronze work, and altogether credit
able in its way. The Hendricks monument
will probably be as good, though we have no
inkling yet as to its character. The monu-
ment to the late Schuyler Colfax. to be erected
by the Odd.fellows, will probably be more
ornamental than either, aud, to the general
eye, more interesting Finally, the soldiers
monument, yet to be, for which the munif-
cent sum of $780, 200 has been appropriated,
will overtop and overshadow all the rest.
These four will make good beginning for a
collection of outdoor statuary that will be a
credit to the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02

NJ. De LEssEPs's cheerful and reiterated as
surances in regard to the early completion
nd complete success Of the Panama canal do
not seem to allay incredulity. Some English
capitalists recently sent Mr.. Boyd, well
known civil engineer, to investigate the stu
alton and his report hardly sustains De Les
seps's predictions. Mr.. Boyd says there must
in the future be reduced rather than an ac-
tolerated rate of excavation. His es
innate of the time needed for the COM
pletion of the canal, even if the capital be
forthcoming, is twelve years. The lowest
estimate of the money required, he says, is
?, 200 600. 900 francs, in addition to the money
already spent, which can only be surmised at
thousands of millions, as accounts are not
furnished. Only one-ffth of the work is vet
lone. He added: Water may flow in ditch
from the Atlantic to the Pacific in a shorter
time, for less money, but not anything that
may be called ship-canal."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02
COMMENT AND OPINION.

THE nine muses. never began to erioy the
popularity that is accorded the baseball nine.
Boston Post
No fair minded man can ask for any stronger
proof of the alarm with which the Democracy
regards John Sherman's tariff utterances in the
South than the vigor and unanimity with which
the organs of the solid South are abusing him.
-Philadephia Press.
PUTTING Irish priests in Jail and abolshine
Irish jury trig,s will go a long way toward the
establishment Of home rule. The enemies of
Ireland may yet accomplish for her what her
friends have in vain sought to bring about
philadelphia Record.
In forming Henry George Club in Chicago
the proposition to limit membership to those
who had sworn allegiance to the United States
or were born here was lost by q large majority.
We have thought for some time that Henry
George was in the wrong couniry.-Omaha
World.
DAN VOORHEES, is said to have asked DR.
Sutherland. the Presidents pastor, to pray that
the President be more merciful to Democrats.
But if the Doctor consults the moral creed of the
Democracy he will address his prayers for mercy
TO far higher power than that at the White
House.-Chicago Times.
ONE of the problems Of the time is how to Sc
in great cities. It is utterly useless TO elect re-
form chief magistrates while the men upon
whom they must rely for the enforcement of law
are the ready accomplices of violators of the
same.-Phiadelphia Telegraph.
THERE is no other class Of employees in such
friendly relations with employers as the Broth
erhood of Engineers, or none more Influential.
gent enough to know strikes do not pay once in
a score of times, and when they do have them
they succeed, because their demands are just
and proper to be maGe-Philadelphia Inquiries.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02
LOCAL. CONTROL.

Governor Hill, of New York. has sent
message to the Legislature concerning TIL
evil of special and local legislation, whic
seems to have grown to large proportions il
that State. It is mere or less of an evil in al
our State Legislatures. and in Congress also
Less legislation, and better. fewer laws ali
more carefully considered, should be the rule
Governor Hill emphasizes very strongly th
distinction between special and local legisla
ion in behalf of a particular locality or con
stituency and general laws applicable to ths
whole State and for the benefit of the who'll
people. This distinction is always importan1
20 be maintained, The Governor adds:
Il believe in the principle of home rule
and favor its practical application to all cities
villages and towns of the State. They should
tie permitted to govern themselves in all mat
fers of purely local concern without the inter
vention of the Legislature. I capnot see thu
propriety IN those municipalities applying Il
he Legislature for authority every time thes
desire to make special Improvement or to
raise an extra amount Of tax, or to create addi-
5ional Indebtedness, or to issue further bonds
whenever it is deemed expedient to open q
new street, or to alter city map, or to erect
rev school buildings. or to construct sewer
pr to pave street, or to build a bridge. The
should have the power to do so under we'll
grounded restrictions. No application shoula
be made to the Legislature where it can prop
erly be avoided"
This is very good doctrine for other States
than New York, but the functions of horn.
rule and municipal authority must have been
seriously intrenched upon there to call foi
such suggestions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02


AMONG the special features of the Sunday
Journal for tomorrow, the Sd instant, will be
an original story, entitled ga Modern Miracle"
by Charles Stokes Wayne, author of '.an April
Hoax" "Three Links etc. Mr.. William T.
Hornaday writes a fifth letter, describing how
the Red Skins robbed the Smithsonian outfit
Of the buffalo they had hunted down. EVELYN
Baker Harries, Clara LAMA, Catharine Haw-
kins, and other well-known women writer's
will contribute special articles of interest
Our special correspondents in London, New
York and Washington will send their regular
weekly telegraphic letters, and in all depart
ments-news, miscellany, local and editorial
the paper will be up to its high average OF
excellence.
The Sunday Journal will be in its new and
enlarged size, having more reading matter
than ever. and ready to accommodate all de-
mands that our business men make upon it.
Enterprising and sagacious tradesmen can find
no channel of reaching the public equal to the
Sunday journal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02

The laws delay and the slow methods of
criminal justice are illustrated by case just
tried at st. Louis. The charge was murder
The killing was done in street-car in May.
1885, There was no controversy as to the
main facts, but the lawyers have been able to
befog one jury after another as to the grade OF
the crime. The defendant has now been
fried three times. First, he was convicted
of murder in the first degree, and obtained
new trial On the second trial he was con
;icted of murder in the second degree, and
sentenced to twenty-five years in the peniten
-tiary, but the Supreme Court granted him a
aew trial. He has now been convicted for g
bird time, of murder in the second degree
and his punishment fixed at ten years in the
penitentiary; but his lawyers have filed a
motion for new trial. Meanwhile the de
PENDANT is out on bail, with fair prospect OF
defeating justice in the end. 1t is such cases
as this that make honest men sick of the
whole system of criminal justice, and long
FOR code which shall recognize that society
aas some rights as well as criminals.s
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THE LAKE ERIE g. WESTERN

The presence in the city of Mr.. Bradbury,
general manager, and Mr.. Hill, general su-
perintendent, of the Lake Erie & Western
Railroad Company, should be taken advantage
of by our business men to make their ac-
quaintance if for nothing more than friend
" interchange of views. BY the recent pur-
chase of the indianapolis, Peru 6 Chicago
railroad, the Lake Erie g. Western people
have become directly interested in the devel-
opment of an Indiana system. Their natural
headquarters would be at this point. and they
are already considering the ACCESSIBILITY of To-
eating them here The advantages of this
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One of the numerous smart alecks, to be
found among the ten-dollar-a-week employees
of the railways who imagine that they are
the managers says of the new interstate-com-
merce law:
Somebody will contrive plan to evade
the law. Every law that is sought to be
evaded is evaded. I shall say in my next
play. Laws are made for fools and not for
wise men, What is to prevent railroad
company or somebody. I need not know
whom, making ME a present of the difference
between the new and the old rates when
arrive at the end of my destination? The
matter will be arranged, you may be sure of
that"
The law may be evaded, but the bumptious
individual who thinks to evade it in the way
mentioned had better try it on.
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ought to engage the prompt and earnest nj
Fention of our citizens. indianapolis possess
admirable railroad connections and facilitie,
and most of its roads have their, home an
headquarters elsewhere, and do not take til.
interest in tho city or its trade that thes
otherwise would. 1t is the part of wisdom t,
change this by getting as many roads as pos
sibie to make their headquarters here, and be
come locally interested in the city. TIL.
present is favorable opportunity for action
The Lake Erie & Western people are favora
aly impressed with the idea of establishing
the headquarters of their system here, am,
that being the case, our people should NEE
them half way. At all events. Messrs. Brad
bury and Hill should be made to feel tha
they will be welcome here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02

1ndianapolls News-
This community would like to see the Crmi-
nal Court stand up to the law as the Mayor does.
Let there be an ending of immunity there for
lns- breaking liquor-seliers. One of that gentry
Ia the work-house for few days would do moro
for the peace and good order of tho town than
almost any other single thing It is necessary
for courts 70 act we'll as the police authorities,
what an insulting farce the process used to be;
with what contempt the Mayor was appealed from,
and with what certainty the law-breaker was
free1 by .he Criminal Court. The time has
como for ending of this business. Our police
are honestly enforcing the law. and they must
be sustained just one of ''red-eyed'
justice which shall confirm the Mayor and send
one of these insolent law breakers to the work.
house would shut M every saloon on time aud
in good faith for good while 10 come
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THE JOURNALS NEW PRESS.

The Indianapolis Journal is printed this
for it by r. Hoe & Co., of New York. It will
be observed that the Journal is very consid-
erably enlarged by the change; the columns
are heightened FULLY two inches and the width
of the page increased. By this enlargement
the amount of space is increased fully 10 per
the best metropolitan papers in the country
The new press is one of the most perfect and
complete pieces of machinery Imaginable
and we shall now be able to meet every de-
mand Of the public and of our patrons.